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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Now York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reTDrted by special
wire to Corson Mccartney, IA 10 street.
N'dms.
Washington stock Exehaaee.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
US. 4,sA 1891. coupons, IOSX bid. I0gN sked:
Pa 60 year fund, 1859 currency aa ia III
Metropolitan Railroad stock. O8H bid, 1929
asked Mashington Gas. 3sk bid. 39A! sske "a
bid AN asked. Arlington Insurance, l55h bid;
Gf0nm6aa lp,arsncs l2 bid I'm n,sed CS5cG S;d
Masonic Hall bOndH, 10a4 Nd. 1.uk Of Waahington'
2y0 bid BIO asked National Metropolitan LAM,
nc, 152 bid 156 asked. Central National BANK Ey9
pid Chesapeake and Potonsc Telephone 90, ~
mortsssa bepdA. Dc, 30 bid. w.shington Gsslixns
Co bonds, III bid, l22A asked. Franklin lnsnrsn9s
Co, AN asked. Columbia Title Insurance Co., o.
bid, o& asked
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~ INC &N110 D0EbC0 -AIAvS!
ONE OF THE WATCHERS had poUsrs ABoUf n;
STILL THE FUNERAL TOOK PLACE
Emma Brown, the eight ear-old daughter Of
william Brown, has been confined TO her bed at
her home, No. 1875 Green street, y. Y, for the past
six months with sickness. She suffered terribly
says the New York Tribune, ali the time from
pam in her legs and body, and became so much
etnac1ated that she Was little more Than a living
skeleton. Sne grew weaker all the time ana gTsdu-
aliy waSted away under The disease. her face
was white that Il looked Il II had been carved
OUT Of wax Many times her mother had been
startled sC her deatbnke appearance while
asleep, and " was only by bending close over her
fSsS Sriday she woke suddea.S rom soued slsso
and cgsed "Murdex! MuEoer" Her mother hast
eneo 10 her pedssue. she sid again, "They are
agony and her BODY was cousortsd By spasns and
viotenI palma sue crted aAoud rreQuensly that she
was beang killed THIS was kept up Tor abou:
fainter, hes nseathing spasmodle, and nnaiiy her
whOie body shiSeYcd 90 as 70 shake the bed. She
raised nex he.a nom her HnS~ s,se ga,sx s:sR
remarked thar she Appeared 20 be sieepana. The
put into Q cofio Dy one OF tise ASSISTANTS
Mrx. Catherine Mcks cooeod woman, Who npes
On the lrst noor o. the same house With the DroMn
before noon sunday. A she wse walne9 ~ IL
adcoG the conn she was sssSled 20 bsar squad
mass InssDty sOS heard ,Se 1Oss ss
SDundod 1on the GiSl WAo Struggling % ocoa&he.
"a there W3 q nsttle N the tnyoe& as " TIE -
ms DoGn1ng Through mucu2 MIA WtckD 60 .
looktS0N3HSo and tf1ed one 81 tbs Common teoeo
~ g. b DlaDanQ r. owes tAe chlAds mouth
Whon - ronSoved g she was h0R1no0 % -
caond = cho GiasB aunalaf 70 that made By the
breath Nrx brown, the girls mother. was oue a
yhgsue0 - ~ H. 80 m vic weoe 9 aer
noifef thaE ne chAaA wae aaivA "Ikun NJ . 1oc-
tor. saAA ma Dsownt End Nh. WtclEs ran.
- Caussln t5ckn6 Who wss ac<An9 Sapertueen1aut
N u5ero are no peyaeaaus g heudqnaseeya -
sou,oShs1D ~ b@ navhborhoo4 ThS Quagtapa e
poVosfT canR - - - polns Asa - - the peopAe
are po0e sn1 w11Aoak 0ooey % pey ocee9 49,
seaxch or 4 pnJu1c1aA was gong % the uD0egtnfoP
al1v0d aS tne hoas2 H ce0id nos 0Go1ce 80
cofaa IA was scfewo4 0oWB s1A a. body voD
taken 20 the Maple Grove cemetery O. Log
Iaann4 - 49,
He Gea1aQm00t - - oenso e Deo1,A
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rHANCEBY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ksfAIE on SEVENTH STREET, BIZ.
IMEEN AND STREETS NORTHWEST, II

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
tie District OF Columbus. tassed on the 4eh Gay al
Of December, Al. lsoo, IN EQUITY Cause Nog,o. &
We WILL sell ~ pbc alcIlop in mont Of preu.i,cs
on Ts EsDAIstne sIxTA DAY or DECENBEk, 4
nfty-six t450 in tbs city Of Washington Dsfret Of
Columbia:
First The north half Of Lot numbered ten 90, Inn,
proved by Afour-story Brick Buiktfng, naowp = Eo
BIB 9TH street. and one-story back buiiding with
Brick stable IN the rear.
improved by nve-story Brick BuiidinG ksovn e 10
5l5 18th street northwest. with fourstoTy Each Dud-
ing and . building in the rear.
Third. Part OF lot numbered ax CO.. einainw for
tbs at the northwest corner Of md s Unity
600 loot alley snd running thence east about thirty
Ave t3SD feet eleven CID tnchea tneocs ath about
fortyionr t44l fset % ten Q0l focs alley, tssne.
theme to the beginning, imp By Brick 0s6ie
The stove property Oilers unusual tnduce0enO 10
persons daeiring Investments In bnsiu1s4
Terms OF sale, - provided by tbs dseYee, efe o10
fourth 20 cas balance In one Or two t2y end thsee
CD years vifh interest from day ol ale, for whts6
ehsssr or purchsss8; upon eoaaTnstson q ssis Cd
psyment Of All purchase MONEY the H0Upersy WIN b.
conveyed Conveysnctne IL eoss q rureknaR n
terms Of saas NOS coInplisd with n tan TO asys
the trustees viii resell % snd usk ds101ki
purchaser A deposit Of $3.50 each in The 1Rsf IT,
psrcels nd Of 400 n ne third parcel Of greena ~
WILLIAA .. GORDON.
RSsnss1tD fExpA1r.
,SCHcsff n r . az Il c"s
nsass '66tbSSac1GSss6SS saos.. iue.,ss..rs.
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m. BRrssON,s HINT.

How He Teld President (srvy that He
Ought 10 ReSig1
PARIS, Nov. ON. Brfsson had conference
with President Grevy to-day and told him
that the CRISIS in reiatiOn to the prea-
dency appeared to be without o remedy.
that It would be painful 70 explaiS The reason
was universally apparent. He remtded NJ. Grevy
that at an independent meeting on sunday he had
that the president resign. He WIS still OF the
same opinion. The president aloie, added N.
BrissOD, was entitled 10 raise the Qu&lion.
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An sasercsssag Church Case.

q
ONLY osE KNEE SUES 10 ScovRR.
One or the most extraordinary Casa that has
ever come up before the supreme courf NJ Tho
Dominion was recently argued ut Ottawa and II 10
likely be carried to the imperial privy coupcil
OF Great Britain, the highest tribunal In ths
realm, before it Is finally disposed Of N In
wolves the question OF fight or the Roman
Catholic Church 20 exact or collect fines
from members of the congegation who have
failed 60 conform 90 the ruies OF the church. The
case at issue Is that or poitras against Leteau-
The suit grew out OF the refusal OF the appellant
10 kneel on both knees during high mass 10 Tho
Caurch OF SHAME da Bout de Elsie, near Montreal
The action for 5000 was brouSh against the
responaent Tor having instlgated ptoceed-
lngs ,, cnarg,ng the appellant With having
which he lthe appeIlanD had 10 pay the sum o.
$50 penalty. The case was TIED by jury and q
This verdict was moved against before the court
or review, when new trial was granted the
ground that the evidence was Contradictory aud
that the platnttd had suffered dans,e. Thecourt
or appeal reversed this judgment ana conn meu tho
VERDICT Appeal WAS Then made 90 the supreme
Judges OF the supreme court. Poi,ras stated that
on sunday, August q, 1856, he was rowed across
The river 20 ST; Anne TO church; being TO weak
seat when he entered the church, he remained
near the ooor, and when sneeiing tune
on account OF the pam which the effort
caused him could only kneel on one knee.
The respondent, who was constable OF the
church. Ordered him TO kneei both knees. TO
whoa Poitras replied that he was too IN Amer
service the respondent called blm a blsckRuard,
and SAID he would nx him. puT1ug the afternoon
OF the same day PUitras was arrested on q war
rant Charging him with having committed IN the
church OF Sc. Anne an act OF trreverence u
kneelIng on che knee only, the other being
slightly bent. At the solicitation OF his
friends, 70 avoid scandal ne paid the
amount demanded. &2o, under protest.
Ia luis defense tue respondent argues that q by
law whacA Is explained IRON the pulpit every year
insists on the church ordering people TO k1esi On
both knees, ana Notifying sick persOne 10 arreDo
OF the right Of the church TO exact Inc penalty
imposed, and there Is no lack OF money on both
sides 10 carry it 20 the b;ghest tr1enpal. The
judges Of the supreme Court, two OF whom arc
Roman Catholics and fouf Protestants, have
served Judgment which 10 waited win great inter.
anf
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Temay~On % WhisWan.
wHAr TnE POET LAUREATE HAs TO SAT- 10 rEB
GOOD GRAY PoET-

Acable dispatch TO the New York Herald says:
Lord Tennyson has written a letter TO Walt WHIT
man, In which he says: Il thank you for your
kind thought OF noe. value your photograph, and
much wish could see, not only the sun picture
but also the living original May you sti live and
flourish Tor many years. The coming year should
the breath OF that soul which Inspired the great
founders OF the American Constitution, WHOSE
work you are to celebrate. Truly the mother
country, p0nder1ng this, may feel that, how much
soever The daughter owes her, She, the mo- her,
has nevertheless something TO learn from the
daughter. Especially would note the care taken
TO guard the noble CSDsutuUion from RASH ana IN.
wise fnnOyatOrs.r
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THE CONVENTION AT Observation-Disclosures DsS0RD
AND BiRD-IRfxxEp HkTs coSpENNED.

AND BiRD-IR1ANEp HATS coSDEhNED.
At yesterdays session OF the National women's
Christian Temperance Cnion az Nashville, ths
resoiutions on deconete dresses and uses Of
faces and forms of women as trademarks,
called up considerable discussion, bot were
unanimously adopted. The resolution of thapks
TO MIA Frances Folsom Cleveland for her ssand o.
temperance was adopted Recognizing the inpor-
tance Of work among colored people IN the south.
the copsention appointed Mrs sarah I. W. Early,
Of this CITY, the superintendent OF that branch Of
the service. The executive committee reconp-
nended 10 the state unions the Striking out OF ths
words las beverage" In the pletgr. MA
Green, OF California, presented the report
OF che Joint SESSION OF The executive
committee and board OF super1ntendcpfS
which recommends that an attorney b
employed 10 watch the interests OF PROHIBITION Af
Washington. and thaI steps be taken % SECURE, u
posdpie, Congressional committee 70 inquire
Into the selling ~ liquor and gambling 10 the ms
tr1ct or Columbia and the TerftoreS A resoiu-
ton urging members 10 use their in1uenee &C pre-
vent the Hnng OF birds for o. narnenting nars was
adopted II Was decided first 10 hold the next
contention 10 san Francisco. A MOTION 10 Fcnn-
ader prevailed and Denver was selected, viii
New York secogd choice. The executive cotnmlt.
Tee was suthorked TO decide between the twol
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Boston, Nov. 22.-Eariy this morning Geosre
Ryder, OF Brookline, Mass, and "Siippery' Bresn
light In the regulation 22-fOot nng, in han In
THIS city. The referee stopped the n9nt at the
END OF the tWenty-n1tn round On account Of tpe
foul.
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A Relic Of Colontal Days.
THE sorrH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE AND rrs poNp
CEREMONY, AND BACBLHs.

THE sorrH CAROLINA LRGIsLArURH AND rrs PoNp,
CEREMONY, AND BArBLEs-
A Columbia, 3 c.. dispatch to the New YORK
Herald to-day says: The general assembly Of
South Carolina VIII in annual session IN this
city tomorrow in the renovated state house, upon
which about 100000 has been expended since the
Legislature last sat there, two years ago The two
chambers have been finished and lifted up on
scale OF magnincence, comfort, and cOnvr nience
unexceiled by the legislative halls OF any capital
in the onion The Deliberations OF both branches
or the south Caro.taa legislature are conducted
with all the gravity, dignity, decorum and for-
maltty OF the British house or lords The two pre-
siding ofncers are attired In handsome and costly
gowns OF the finest blue and royal purple SIX
velvet. The clerks pronounced -clarks'1 wear
long flowing gowns or plain black silk, while the
serxeants-at-armsopen ana close the daily sessions
with the ancient mace and the sword OF state
valued relics OF colonial days In the house Of
representatives q member, when In his own scat,
may wear his hat during the enJire session, an la
the English house OF commons Notwithstanding
aL this, however, business Is disposed Of with re-
markaoie CELEBRITY anu despatch
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Dsssvics Government Affair.

NIGHT SCHOOLS AND FIRE DISTURBANCE.
District Attorney Riddle has sent the commits
SioDers the following opinion on the question
whether the policies Of insurance effected upon
public school buildings are vitiated by the keeping
OF night schools In the buildings: 81 have ex-
amined the accompanying policies, and while
authorize the several companies SO TO regard them
by holding night schools in the buildings covered
by them severally, yet recommend that in each
case notice be given the insurers and each re.
quested 10 note leave for that purpose on each
policy covering building or buildings to be occu-
pie1 py . uaktEs s~aa~~A"
RAILROAD COMPLAINT.
The District Commissioners have received an.
other complaint about the obstruction OF New
Jersey avenue southeast by the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad trains. 1t IS cisti.ned that The
trains stop there sometimes as long as thirty
minutes. and that freight trains are made up
there, 10 the great annoyance OF the people read.
ing In that neighborhood.
'TU BRIGHTEN HIS SATANIC MAJESTY"
PeSey y. Wilson, who complained To the District
Commissioners about the ringing OF the bell on ST.
Mary's church, has written another letter to the
Commissioners. He says that the bells no longer
annoy him, as he has moved, and moved solely be-
cause OF It. He says: bells were originally de-
signed to frighten away the DEVIL as well as to
notify the people that the agent or the Initiate
and Eternal Energy whence all things proceed
was at his place OF business The devil, as Is well
watches, clocks, Whistles galore to Indicate the
time OF the day to ALL
PERMITTED TO MAKE coNNEcTToS.
Permission has been given the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Co. to remove so much OF
the pavement at 18th street and New York avenue
meet It's main line on 18th street with It's tracks
on New York avenue.
permit was issued TO j. w. Walters and Jno.
15c anu 154 d street and 3s5 q street southeast,
TO cost Sl42 200.
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4 Dividend Of Two Pet Cent.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2o-The dir&tOfs OF tn
Lehigh Navigation Co. to-day declarN a dividen
OF two Per cent
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Tfemend0as Gas Exp10StOn.
TWO MEN BADLY BCkNED-THRKE LADIES lit b

TWO MEN BADLY BCNNED-THKkE LADIES lit By
FLYING GLASS;
B0efoS, Nov. 2.-Therc was q tremeu1oes ex-
plosion OF gaS at Odd Fellows building
this afternoon. Five persons were injured
two or them being dangerously lurt. The
explosion occurred In Cunningham Il Co.'S
bicycle rooms Two gentlemen In tneF00m were
buried violently against the walls and Sere picked
up stunned ana Dleeding. The glassSwas blown
across the street, and three ladies' WIN were pass
Ing the store were OadlY cut. Others received
SILL ht scratches. The injured werecarrled TO the
hospital. The causee OF tue explosion Is not yet
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Light Fines for Beth.

TIE END or TIE EILIs-HARROvEk ASSAULT CASE.
The case involving charge OF disorderly con-
duct against VIM NJ. Ellis. colored and counter
charge Of assault against Police Oficer Narrower,
as heretofore mentioned In THE STAR. was called
up In the Police Court this afternoon and MessrS
Cahi for Ellis Padgett for the osicer and Assist
ant Prosecuting Attorney shepperd made argu-
ments. The Judge said in the first place he would
nne Mr.. Ellis S. for disorderly conduct There
was something TO be said In favor OF the o11cer,
but he did not think that he was fuiiJ justified ID
striking Ellis While Officers are sur
rounded by the professions Of the law,
they must be held to carefui
exercise of their great power. From the testimony
1t appears that the on3cer was ucalfng with .
noisy man, and the court had no doubt that at
In danger OF receiving bodily harm. II the court
really believed that the ofncer fnrended TO injure
and use force upon the prisoner he would be Sc
vereiy dealt WITH but the court does not beiieve
that He dned the officer $40. Mr.. Padgett, for
the officer, noted an appeal. Ellis f1ne Was PAID.
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Fatally Injured In q PrixS Fight.

READING, Pa, Nov 22.-Willianl QuInter, q
Drawney puddler, who several weeks lbgO was one
OF the principals in q brutal rough and tumble
nght below Reading, and who was seriously in
1ured, died this morning at his home q Gibraltar
IN this county. Warrants were Issued for the re-
arrest OF his adversary, John Heyl, who had been
released on bail.
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SAN 30 rx OBfArSnp pnou fnK rREMUxx.-
Bernard r. Mtmsnscx, q special agent of The TrVaz.
ury who was sent by secretary FaiFchisd, says the
New YORK Herald to-day, 20 Investigate the coses
O. JAMES y. Rarnesweu and William 8im, who
were asTcsse FOR trying % collect pr1ze moaey due
20 Thomas Hughes who served on the Ifoqno1s az
t1se taksnG o. New Orleans, visited United states
District Auorney WH6er, of Bro0kly n. yestsriay..
When he asked Tint offfciai how OUTSIDERS
ooIatned The Banes OF claimants MI wilbrr No.
piIsst "I'hsy &c them fro0 tue Treasury DepaFs-
nea<- Tie agent expec1to uneaEeh msay tiaoa-
uicnt case8.
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The CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY has ex
tended the corporate existence OF the National Sc
curtty Bank OF Boston, Mass, to November %,
1on- -' - '- ~~'
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BERLIN, Nov. 22.-Prince Henry, the second son
OF the crown pI tnce, will remain at San bmo al
the winner with his father. The general DealIh q
the crown prince Is good.
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Surrounded by Fire.

TEE WOODS BURNING POR PITY MIkRS Az. AROUND
CAIRO, ILL
CAIRO. IT,, Nov. 2.,.-The woods are)n fire for
a radius or 80 miles in every direction from this
place, but no damage Is reported be- Ond a lew
FENCES and little ungathered corn burnt. The
report OF hunters being surrounded by ire IN
Niger Wool swamp has no fouuiation. The
smoke from the burning forest h v6y dense, and
tent.
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PERSONAL.


IOSIA,s Old SAND Is HE ONLY PLACE
~ where nrstclsss Second- Hand Clothinx c - sold
~ rsspscssots pr,csA Address call al t5f9 ID n nv
s2O-to jal6
luvIL SERVICE ExAMINATT0S oITEsTI0ya
Ssnd Answers send loo. % boOk -stores or 10
- ". fLfSS. A. NJ. Ivy INSTITUTES,
ni4-lm southwest cor. sth and x sts a. "
lanes A NcpEvfrT. CHAkLEs z FIINpER
~ Detective Agency, Rooms No sO5 Pa ave NV
This agency dos not opernts Tor rewards nor engage
A.ntorce cases n12-lnls
A SPECIAL FEATCRE; OUR All. WOOL. CORK
= sesew suits. 2nly lIoo; srRAsBCRGEk 3 son.
sls1sincsnxznr Clo<h1ssN l1l2 ct olS-3D
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TEE EvANgsLlcAL AELIANch-The Evangelical
Alliance met in Association Hall In New York yes
terday and discussed the general Christian CON-
ference to be held In this city December 4 g. ands9
The Rev. DR.. Stoddard presided, and several ad-
dresses delivered at the conference by Rev. DR..
Iierson, OF Phi3adeiphias 0o0 Post. n. d, or
Beirut, Syria; DR.. Hatcher OF Richmond; Pres dent
McCcsh, OF Prfnccton: Hisnop Harris or Michigan;
Rev. Dr.. StOzTs, Of Brooklyn, and others
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LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. 22.--Henry Kocl. aged so
an Inmate OF the Lancaster County prison await
ing trial on the charge OF obtaining money On
false pretense, committed suicide this morning 10y
hanging himself. His trial was 20 nave taken
place this week, and this Is supposed 10 have
caused him TO commit the deed
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Race C0nnfct I'm Keusuckv.
THRRR WARRIORS ALREADY DEAD ON THE yrKLI
AND MORE MAY DIE THERE.

A special from Knoxville, Tenn, November q,
says: SATURDAY was payday for the miners
around the little border town OF Jeiiico, on the
Kentucky state line, 66 miles from this city. All
day yesterday whisky flowed freely. and last night
young war broke loose in the place. Marshal
wooiwine. in attempting TO quel a riot, was at
tackled by negro lea1er named Noah Miller. The
oncer shot The latter dead on the spot Shots fol-
lowed in quick succession for ten minutes. the
hight being between the white and colored revel-
leIs. When The smoke had cleared away another
negro, Frank kincad, and a white man, Pres"
Willoughby, were fou.d lfeiess In the street. Re
corder James Smith received q pistol wound In
the mouth, and j. L Smith, a bystander, had both
legs nlled with shot, The killing caused the wild
est excitemen. Throughout that region, and every
citizen, White and black, Is up In arms for his
race. Tonight the town is null OF armed men
eager for renewal OF the war, and more killing
must follow.
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LONDON. Nov. 22.-1he American ship y. y. saw.
yer, fom san Francisco June ii, for Queenstown.
was sunk by collision with the BRUSH steamer
Palinurus at Folkestone this morning. The crew
were saved.
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To BE HEARD IN GENERAL TERM.-The case OF
". w. Birth agt. the District OF Columbia, IN
which the plaintiff claims that he owes the Dis
trfcJ specfne6 amount chat he has deposited In
the registry OF the court and asks that the District
be compelled 70 give him q rull quIttance, has
been certified to the Court In General Germ. The
point involved is whether interest is to De paid
from the date OF tho levy OF the tar or frum the
date OF certificate OF tax lien.
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A wAsBINGroNfAN As PASTOR OF A NEW YoHK
CHURcH.-fhe Rev. William Chester was Installed
yesterday evening as associate pastor OF Phillips
Presbyte. ian church, I'D street and Madison ave-
nue., New York. A large congregation was pres
ent. The services, over which tue Rev. DR.. Conl-
ling presided were OF very impressive character.
The sermon. on the relations OF pastor and congre
CATION was preached 6y tue Rev; Dr. Psrkhurst,
pastor was made by the Rev. Howard Crosby. Mr..
Chester, who is the youngest Presbyterian minis
Chester, pastor OF the Metropolitan Presbyterian
church Of this city He has Just graduated with
Seminary.
INJURED BY FALLING Ivro A SEwER-Patrick
Quirk while experimenting the worx on asesveT
near East Capitol and Sd streets this morning
fell In the sewer and was severely injured Hewas
attended by Dr.. Handy. and was afterward re
moved to Providence Hospital II Is thought that
several OF his r1Ds are broken.
MARRIAGE LIcRNssa Marriage licenses, have
been issued by tue clerk OF the court TO Joseph A.
Wetzell and Lizzie X. Rooms; Lewis Payne and
Mary johnson; Martin Norton and Hannah Min
and Mary E. shorter; Edward AaspAy and knnse
E Dempsey.
THE GHoN Will. CAsE-Yesterday, in the Cir
cult Court Judge COX, rne issues . u the validity
OF the Will OF the Late Mary A 0ihOn were taken
ecutor with power almost absolute, and Mr. A Il
Gawier, father OF the testators granddaughter.
the principal beneficiary, claims chat rhe procure
issues on this point, which are now being tfied.
Roysrs,rs sxpossrp.--B. Thomosou, No. 17n
street nertheast, reports that his house was
entered last evening" and robbed a . suit OF
clothes a. oyercoas pevoysE ara some p,csSseS
stolen from his 'front.' door rubber mat wortn 50
centx--wm. r shepperd reports the Larceny or
I. N. MerricI, No. iais G street, reports sIosspa
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